The park land was originally donated to the city of Hamilton by the Millikin family, prominent figures in local banking and history.
The disc golf course is known for its challenging layout, requiring players to navigate through dense stands of mature sycamore and oak trees.
The park provides direct access to the Great Miami River, making it a frequent site for local nature observation.
The water play area is specifically designed as a spray-ground feature to provide relief during high-temperature summer days.
Millikin Woods Park is a 27-acre municipal park located along the banks of the Great Miami River in Hamilton, Ohio. The park features an 18-hole disc golf course designed to utilize the natural topography and wooded terrain. It offers multiple picnic shelters equipped with tables and charcoal grills for public use. A dedicated water play feature is available on-site, serving as a primary attraction for families during warmer months. The grounds include paved walking paths and open green spaces connected to the broader Hamilton parks trail system.
The elevated fairway looking toward the riverbank during the autumn foliage season.
Bring a set of discs with varying flight stability to handle the technical, wooded holes on the course.
Check local weather reports before visiting if you plan to utilize the water play areas, as they may be subject to seasonal maintenance closures.
Bring your own charcoal if you intend to use the stationary grills provided at the picnic shelters.
Attempting the disc golf course immediately after heavy rainfall, as the low-lying terrain near the river can become muddy.
Water play features are typically deactivated during the off-season; park remains open year-round for walking and disc golf.
Practice pack-in, pack-out waste management; keep pets leashed at all times.
